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Chapter 7: Managing Scan to Configure Profiles 62Configuring a Scan to Config ProfileConfiguring Scan to Configure profiles allows you to select the network information you wantthe mobile devices to use. Use information from a network profile or add separate details suchas custom properties or registry keys.The Authorized Users button allows you to assign privileges for a profile to a user that doesnot have rights for that profile. This allows you to give a user permission for one specificprofile, rather than all profiles of a specific type. Users that already have permission for theprofile will not appear in the list of available users. For information about creating users andassigning permissions, see Managing User Accounts on page 35.• Configuring Scan to Config Settings• Adding Custom Properties for Scan to Config Profiles• Adding a Registry Key to a Scan to Config ProfileConfiguring Scan to Config SettingsWhen you create a Scan to Config profile, you can configure the maximum barcode lengthand network settings such as the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway. You also have theoption of using the network settings contained in a network profile.You can also configure a passcode for the profile. The passcode is used to encrypt the barcodedata. The mobile device user must enter the same passcode when they are using scan toconfigure so that the Enabler can decrypt the barcode data when it is scanned. If the user doesnot input the correct passcode at the device, then the barcode data is not decrypted and thescan registers as invalid.When a mobile device scans the barcodes created from a Scan to Config profile, the mobiledevice receives the network settings configured within that barcode.To configure the settings:1 From the Profiles tab, select the Scan to Config profile you want to configure.Click Edit.2 To encrypt the barcodes, type a passcode in the Encryption Passcode text box and confirmit in the Confirm Passcode text box.3 Set the Maximum Barcode Length. This defines how many characters are encoded in eachbarcode.4 If you have already configured a network profile and want to use the settings from thatprofile, enable Use settings from network profile. Choose which start time to use by
Chapter 7: Managing Scan to Configure Profiles 63enabling either Use currently active Epoch or Use selected Epoch and selecting the starttime from the drop-down list.5 If you want to set a static IP address for the device, enable Assign static IP address andtype the IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway in the appropriate boxes.6 Click Save to save your changes.The profile is updated with the configured network settings.Adding Custom Properties for Scan to Config ProfilesCustom properties allow you to define specific properties that you want applied to the mobiledevice. An example of a custom property is location = Chicago. Once a custom propertyhas been applied to a device, you can use it as a selection criterion. You can apply customproperties to mobile devices through a Scan to Config profile.To add a custom property:1 From the Profiles tab, select the profile you want to configure.2 Click Edit.3 In the Properties area, click Add.The Edit Property dialog box appears.4 Type the Name and Value in the text boxes.5 Select whether the property is a Device or Network property.NOTE: Most properties will be device properties.6 Click OK.The task is added to the list in the Properties area. The property will be added when theprofile is applied on the mobile device.7 Save your changes.Adding a Registry Key to a Scan to Config ProfileYou can add registry keys and values to a profile. These keys will be added to the deviceregistry when the profile is applied.To add a registry key:1 From the Profiles tab, select the profile you want to configure.2 Click Edit.3 In the Registry Settings area, select where you want to add the key and click Add.
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